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Quincy mayor confident in lawsuit. Quincy rezoning proposed. Quincy Girl Scouts honored. 

South Shore Stars CEO Dr. Jennifer Curtis Whipple, and Denise Hajjar of Denise Hajjar Clothing Boutique talk about the mission of the non-profit early education and after school organization and also promote their 5th annual Eat, Drink, Model fundraiser on June 17th on the Marina Bay Boardwalk in Quincy.   Chapters (00:00:00) - South Shore Stars Get Ready for Their 5th Annual Eat Drink Model(00:00:31) - South Shore Stars(00:03:29) - South Shore Stars: What's Different About It?(00:04:01) - South Shore Stars(00:09:16) - The Fifth Annual Marina Bay Living Event(00:11:24) - Marina Bay Living Models(00:12:20) - There will be live entertainment during the Fashion Show(00:13:07) - Tickets and Donor Opportunities(00:14:14) - South Shore Stars Fundraiser(00:17:05) - South Shore Stars preschool in Quincy(00:18:46) - South Shore Stars volunteer opportunities(00:19:32) - Eat Drink Model Fundraiser

28 potential candidates in Quincy. Tax breaks proposed for Quincy development. FEMA virtual open house in Quincy.   Chapters (00:00:00) - 28 Candidates File for Quincy City Election(00:06:03) - Top News: Hot and humid today; stocks bounce higher

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the June 2nd council meeting and also speaks about a new Dragon Boat museum in Quincy.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy City Council President and Ward 3 Councilor Ian Kane(00:01:16) - Quincy Council: Transit Oriented Districts(00:03:28) - Quincy City Council Meeting(00:06:16) - Council approves FY 26 general budget, DARE program(00:08:09) - Council Full Council Meeting(00:08:33) - Speaking at High School Grads' Graduations(00:09:26) - The Dragon Boat Museum in Quincy

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update of the Quincy 400/Flag Day Parade.  Koch also speaks about a proposed tax incentive for the Grossman Companies, and plans to encourage new development in North Quincy and the Crown Colony area.   Chapters (00:00:00) - Mayor Thomas Koch(00:00:33) - 2018 Flag Day Parade(00:05:49) - Quincy City Council Discusses Housing Development Zone(00:08:51) - Mayor announces transit oriented districts, land disposition agreement(00:13:26) - Firefighter Memorial Sunday Service

Brockton shooting. Body found in Milton. Quincy considering tax breaks.  Chapters (00:00:17) - Quincy City Council considers tax break for Grossman Companies' plan to(00:03:05) - ICE Arrests Nearly 1500 People in Massachusetts Under 'Operation Patriots'(00:05:19) - Quincy News Update: Stocks drift closer to records

Arc South Shore CEO Elizabeth Sandblom and Development and Marketing Director Brenda Linden promote their annual Summer Soire and also speak about potential financial challenges in the future.   Chapters (00:00:00) - ARC of the South Shore(00:02:24) - The Disability Services Foundation 75th Anniversary Gal(00:06:08) - The First Annual Norwell Society Fashion Show(00:07:21) - The Annual ARC South Shore Fundraiser(00:12:57) - The 12th Annual Webb State Park Soiree(00:15:46) - 2017 ARC of the South Shore Goals(00:17:23) - Direct Service Professional Training in Sign Language

Quincy man killed in Dorchester shooting. Death investigation in Milton. Quincy kicks of Pride Month.  Chapters (00:00:17) - Dorchester Double Shooting Investigation continues(00:02:01) - Quincy Police Start Academy Training(00:04:31) - State Budget Expert: Federal Funding in jeopardy(00:06:40) - Stocks mixed, oil jumps as trade tensions mount(00:07:14) - Quincy weather forecast: partly sunny, warm

Jen Pearl, Conductor for the Schiller Institute Chorus in Quincy provides a history of the group and promotes their Spring concert.  

Quincy man charged in double homicide. Quincy sued for eminent domain taking. Quincy students complete tiny house. 

State Representative Tackey Chan comments on the potential local impacts of proposed federal budget cuts.  Chan also speaks about the current state of the economy, and explains a supplemental budget.  

Quincy Community Action Programs CEO Beth Ann Strollo, and Director of Development and Marketing Anna DeBiasi speak about their 60th anniversary celebration in June, and talk about impacts of potential federal funding cuts.  

26 Quincy residents seeking office. Quincy's financial outlook worsens. New West Quincy housing development approved. 

Quincy sued over statues. New performing arts center proposed in Quincy. Man saves boy from drowning in Quincy. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains plans to create a city-owned building for a performing arts center, civic space, cultural center, and the Adams Presidential Center.  Koch also comments on the Memorial Day ceremony and improvements to Mount Wollaston Cemetery. 

Memorial Day Ceremonies in Quincy and Weymouth. Quincy man pleads guilty to fraud. Fore River Bridge opening. 

Courtney Perdios provides details about the 8th annual Point Webster/Clifford Marshall Family Fun Run and Wellness Expo on May 31st.  

Rain moves events indoors. Quincy College nurses graduate. Weekend ferry service begins. 

3 Quincy police promotions. Congressman Lynch challenger. Dunkin' turns 75.  

Rural Lodge of Masons Master William Blake and Senior Warden Dan Harris talk about their journey in the Masons and invite members of the community to join.